Stop over for white-collar workers and the Saab has now gone back to work, in the middle frames, bolts and computer. The Swedish company - but owned by Dutch and Chinese - has announced that in the plant in Trollhättan (about sixty miles north of Gothenburg) and resumed production after a stop that lasted from April 6, when all was stopped Because of the problems associated with payments to suppliers who had stopped sending raw materials.
A first group of 100 cars will leave the plant today, after their building was left in half. Meanwhile, the demands of motorists were left unanswered: the nature of things, therefore, we will have to increase production rates to deliver as soon as 6500 cars whose orders were still outstanding.
To these are added on to other 1600 Saab 9-4X, but that will be produced by a General Motors plant in Mexico along with the Cadillac SRX. The agreement with the Chinese distributor Pang Da, signed a few days ago, states that 1,300 of these new cars will be in the East, only to be registered in the shadow of the Great Wall.
This dealer has put fresh money into the coffers Saab - 30 million "cash" plus 65 more in the form of purchase of shares - which allowed the resumption of production. 
A first group of 100 cars will leave the plant today, after their building was left in half. Meanwhile, the demands of motorists were left unanswered: the nature of things, therefore, we will have to increase production rates to deliver as soon as 6500 cars whose orders were still outstanding.
To these are added on to other 1600 Saab 9-4X, but that will be produced by a General Motors plant in Mexico along with the Cadillac SRX. The agreement with the Chinese distributor Pang Da, signed a few days ago, states that 1,300 of these new cars will be in the East, only to be registered in the shadow of the Great Wall.
This dealer has put fresh money into the coffers Saab - 30 million "cash" plus 65 more in the form of purchase of shares - which allowed the resumption of production.
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